Sentence examples for committed to deal from inspiring English sources

Jomast have committed to deal with this issue over the next three to six months by repainting front doors in the area so there is no predominant colour".

If crimes have been committed, to deal with them alone would probably amount to scapegoating and would, in any event, only scratch at the surface of the problem that such criminality would represent.

Obama and Rice have been unsuccessful in their attempt to convince the Security Council to make progress on international problems they committed to deal with, issues like Sudan, North Korea and the Israeli-Palestinian issues.

In 2000, world leaders committed to "deal comprehensively with the debt problems of developing countries" to help meet the millennium development goals.

"And all of the countries in this region, I know, dealing with their leaders – all of us are committed to dealing with both because our commitment is to maintaining peace and harmony in this part of the world".

This government is committed to dealing with it".

"We are committed to dealing with those issues.

They are already committed to dealing with some of the unfinished business of the Uruguay round, mainly agriculture and services.

But now the government, which has been slow to react, says it is committed to dealing with the pandemic.

Sinn Féin is committed to dealing with the past, including the issue of victims and their families.

"It is encouraging in that they are not defensive and they recognize the issues we raised and appear to be committed to dealing with them," Mr. Wexler said.